Compiler compiler system with syntax-controlled runtime and binary application programming interfaces

ABSTRACT

A compiler compiler system with a design paradigm different from traditional compiler compiler systems in many aspects. First, instead of parsing tree, compiler compiler runtime and binary are designed according to compiler compiler parsing model. Second, any semantics processing is totally separated from syntax processing. Third, the whole compilation process is defined as syntax processing and semantics processing followed by syntax processing performed under compiler compiler management supervision. Fourth, syntax processing has two phases: building compiler compiler runtime, and converting compiler compiler runtime into compiler compiler binary with available option to convert back compiler compiler binary to compiler compiler runtime. Fifth, compiler compiler runtime and binary syntax-controlled APIs are defined in terms of syntax. Sixth, there are formal methods de-compiling compiler compiler runtime and/or binary into original program text accordingly to syntax. Seventh, compiler compiler runtime and binary with their syntax-controlled APIs serve as a multiplatform for obfuscation, security, binary files processing, and program-to-program communication.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to information technology, and morespecifically, to the generation of source code from formal descriptionsthat can be compiled and linked, creating an executable program.

In applications performing compiler constructions those formaldescriptions are defined in terms of context-free grammars. Such toolstake a definition of context-free grammar usually in Backus-Naur Form(BNF) and generate a source code of compiler components; and thatcompiler is able to process source code according to the input grammardefinition. Such tools are called compiler compilers or compilergenerators. One of the earliest and still most common form of compilercompiler is a parser generator. In this case, the compiler compilertakes a grammar definition and generates parser source code. Also, atraditional compiler compiler generating parser source code from agrammar specification has another component that takes regularexpressions and generates a tokenizer capable of processing specifiedtokens as a sequence of characters.

Compiler compilers as parser and tokenizer generators have beenimplemented since the late 1960's.

When a generated parser executes its actions during parsing a sourceprogram in accordance with a language grammar, it builds some form ofparsing tree. A developer who implements a compiler based onconventional compiler compiler technology is responsible for writingcode in terms of a parsing tree and some attributes assigned to parsingtree nodes.

An ideal compiler compiler is supposed to take an input grammarspecification and generate source code in automatic mode without anyfurther manual procedures. Unfortunately this is far from what currentinformation technology can offer in compiler compiler products availablefor developers.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a compilercompiler system includes compiler compiler executable program, compilercompiler management, compiler compiler runtime, compiler compilerbinary, compiler compiler generator, compiler compiler source grammardefinition language, and compiler compiler parsing model.

In another embodiment of the present invention, parsing resultsprocessing is totally separated from any subsequent semanticsprocessing; parsing results are not represented in the form of anyparsing tree; and parsing results are represented in the form ofcompiler compiler runtime that can be formally converted into/fromcompiler compiler binary.

In another embodiment of the present invention, target language definedin compiler compiler source grammar definition language as a source fileis compiled by compiler compiler executable program, and a target parserand related source files are generated totally automatically providingto the target compiler a basic set of compile and de-compile operations.

In another embodiment of the present invention, the compiler compilerruntime and binary have a common compiler compiler parsing model thatconsiders parsing results to be represented in the form of entities suchas Context, Name, Symbol, and Rule and their relationships. That modelitself is another embodiment of the present invention, i.e., analternative view to a traditional parsing tree. The compiler compilerruntime implements the model in efficient form required by parserperforming create, update, search, and other low level operations interms of Context, Name, Symbol, and Rule classes and theirrelationships. The compiler compiler binary implements the model inefficient form providing read only operations having all data allocatedin a vector of Tag instances but still is logically equivalent to thecompiler compiler runtime.

In another embodiment of the present invention, a compiler compilerbinary is a multiplatform data exchange protocol that allows interactionbetween programs running on different platforms, running on differentoperating systems, and built using different programming languages suchas C, C++, C#, Java, Objective C, Ruby, Pyton, Perl, and others.

In another embodiment of the present invention, a compiler compilersystem can be used for binary files processing. In this case, acorresponding binary file format has to be designed in the form ofcompiler compiler source grammar definition language specification.After that, a custom convertor from binary file format into compilercompiler runtime format is implemented. Having a compiler compilerruntime built for a binary file with a given format allows all othercompiler compiler phases to work automatically without any extra codedevelopment.

In another embodiment of the present invention, an input compilercompiler binary can be formally transformed using a transformationalgorithm into/from an output compiler compiler binary providing genericoperations for applications such as obfuscation, security/accesscontrol, and content management. The transformation algorithm may be anysuitable transformation algorithm typically used for obfuscation, accesscontrol, content management, or any other suitable algorithm asappropriate to the application. Consider a credit card account numberrepresented in compiler compiler source grammar definition language as asequence of digits, each of them represented as an integerToken. Then atthe compiler compiler binary level the account number will berepresented as a sequence of integerToken tokens. A simple obfuscationalgorithm can transform those integerToken token values into differentvalues in the output compiler compiler binary before transmitting outputcompiler compiler binary over the wire, protecting the account number,with subsequent de-obfuscation on the receiving side. Those algorithmscan be changed dynamically also. For security control, compiler compilerbinary can be transformed by adding user information with subsequentvalidation. Consider an audio or video file to be converted intocompiler compiler binary. After that conversion, any customtransformations are possible including security control and obfuscationfor content protection. Also, any kind of advertising incorporated intocompiler compiler binary is possible with programmed optionsenabling/disabling ads.

In another embodiment of the present invention, compiler compilermanagement, generator, runtime and binary source code are compiled intoa compiler compiler foundation library that is used in compiler compilerexecutable program and any other target compiler built by means of acompiler compiler system.

In another embodiment of the present invention, for any compilercompiler source grammar language description, the compiler compilerexecutable program generates code that is compiled into a generatedlibrary and a target compiler executable program is compiled and builtwith the compiler compiler foundation library and generated library.Built this way, the target compiler executable program has defaultcompile and de-compile operations ready. All semantics processing can bedone as independent subsequent operations implemented using a compilercompiler binary application programming interface (API).

In another embodiment of the present invention, the compiler compilersource grammar definition language is defined using the same sourcegrammar definition language that allows a bootstrapping method to beused for implementing compiler compiler executable program using itself.In other words, the compiler compiler generated code for a given metagrammar description is compiled into a generated library and a newlycreated compiler compiler executable program is compiled and built withcompiler compiler foundation library and generated library. Built thisway, the newly created compiler executable program has compile andde-compile operations ready. All semantics processing in this case isdone as a code generation for parser and related generated source filesimplemented using compiler compiler binary API. If the abbreviationCCSGDL stands for compiler compiler source grammar definition language,then meta grammar is CCSGDL for CCSGDL.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows a prior art compiler compiler such as YACC or GNU BISON.

FIG. 2 shows compiler compiler system phases according to the inventionfor building the compiler compiler itself.

FIG. 3 shows compiler compiler system phases according to the inventionfor building a target compiler.

FIG. 4 shows target compiler phases when a target compiler is built by acompiler compiler system according to the invention.

FIG. 5 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler management classes suchas Shell, Compiler, Parser, and other related classes and theirrelationships.

FIG. 6 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler managementKeyWordsContainer class.

FIG. 7 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler management Parserclass and its relationships with other classes.

FIG. 8 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime class.

FIG. 9 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeMapVectorContainer template class.

FIG. 10 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::ContextContainer inner class based on aMapVectorContainer template class.

FIG. 11 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::Context inner class and its relationships withSyntaxControlledRuntime::NameContainer andSyntaxControlledRuntime::SymbolContainer inner classes.

FIG. 12 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::NameContainer inner class based on aMapVectorContainer template class.

FIG. 13 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::Name inner class.

FIG. 14 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::SymbolContainer inner class based on aMapVectorContainer template class.

FIG. 15 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::Symbol inner class.

FIG. 16 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::RuleContainer inner class based onMapVectorContainer template class.

FIG. 17 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::Rule inner class.

FIG. 18 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime class and its inner classes with theirrelationships regardless of the implementation details of thecontainers.

FIG. 19 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary class and its inner classes with theirrelationships.

FIG. 20 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext class and otherSyntaxControlledBinary inner classes with their relationships.

FIG. 21 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContextHeader class.

FIG. 22 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinarySymbol class.

FIG. 23 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryRule class.

FIG. 24 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryRuleDefinition class.

FIG. 25 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler managementTypeInstance class.

FIG. 26 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryHelper class.

FIG. 27 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler management Tokenizerclass and its relationships with LineReader, Language, andTokenNameContainer classes.

FIG. 28 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler managementTokenNameContainer class.

FIG. 29 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler management Languageclass and its relationships with related classes.

FIG. 30 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler management Tokensclass and its relationships with related classes.

FIG. 31 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler management Tokenclass hierarchy.

FIG. 32 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler generator Generatorclass and its relationships with related classes.

FIG. 33 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler generatorGeneratorBinary class and its relationships with related classes.

FIG. 34 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler generatorGeneratorRuntime class and its relationships with related classes.

FIG. 35 shows a UML diagram of a target compiler's child classes derivedfrom GeneratorBinary and GeneratorRuntime classes.

FIG. 36 shows target compiler standard and transformation phasesperformed in a multiplatform environment when a compiler compiler systembuilds a target compiler.

FIG. 37 shows binary files processing based on a compiler compilersystem performing standard and transformation phases in a multiplatformenvironment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

FIG. 1 shows an example of a prior art compiler compiler system. Acompiler executable program 107 is a final step here and it is done as acompiling and linking of a compiler code 106 that consists of compilersource files 105, generated compiler parser, and generated compilertokenizer. The generated compiler parser is an output of executingparser generator 104 having input file for parser generator 103. Thegenerated compiler tokenizer is an output of executing a tokenizergenerator 102 having input file for tokenizer generator.

The input file for parser generator 103 contains a grammar definition inthe form of a few sections such as implementation language declarations,compiler compiler declarations, compiler compiler grammar rulesspecification, and additional implementation language code. For YACC andGNU BISON the implementation language is C language.

The compiler compiler grammar rules specification is a sequence ofindividual grammar rules. Each grammar rule is defined as a non-terminalon the left side and a potentially empty sequence of terminals andnon-terminals on the right side followed by actions. The grammar ruleactions are specified as implementation language code with additionalfeatures the compiler compiler can understand and convert intoimplementation language code during generation. Those additionalfeatures are related to attributes attached to parsing tree nodes.Usually those attributes have a prefix ‘$’ and the compiler compileracts like a specialized preprocessor that for each rule finds alloccurrences of ‘$’ and generates corresponding implementation languagecode based on compiler compiler executing environment rules forprocessing parsing results.

For each grammar rule specified actions are executed every time theparser recognizes that the rule is supposed to be invoked duringparsing.

The input file for the tokenizer generator mainly consists of languagetokens definitions in the form of token name and token regularexpression specifying a valid set of characters comprising the token.

To summarize, the prior art compiler compiler system model forces acompiler developer to define compilation tasks in the form of individualgrammar rule actions for the isolated parsing tree context identifiedwith the given rule invocation. As a result, when parsing is done aparsing tree is built along with a custom environment implemented by thecompiler developer. Subsequent compilation phases followed by parsingare implemented in terms of that parsing tree and custom environment.

FIG. 2 shows the present invention compiler compiler system phases forbuilding itself. A compiler compiler executable program 205 takescompiler compiler source grammar definition language source textdefining itself (meta grammar) 201 and performs a phase 2.1 a generatingcompiler compiler runtime 202 for meta grammar 201. Compiler compilerexecutable program 205 has an option to de-compile meta grammargenerated compiler compiler runtime 202 into a text file (not shown)containing meta grammar executing phase 2.1 b. This newly de-compiledmeta grammar as a text is identical to meta grammar 201 except for somedifferences related to supported indentation rules.

Compiler compiler executable program 205 for meta grammar 201 performsphase 2.2 a generating compiler compiler binary 203 for compilercompiler runtime 202. The phase 2.2 a is implemented as a formalprocedure that converts compiler compiler runtime 202 into compilercompiler binary 203. Compiler compiler executable program 205 has anoption to de-compile meta grammar from generated compiler compilerbinary 203 into a text file (not shown) containing meta grammarexecuting phase 2.2 c. This newly de-compiled meta grammar as a text isidentical to meta grammar 201 except for some differences related tosupported indentation rules. Compiler compiler executable program 205has an option to re-create a compiler compiler runtime that is identicalto original compiler compiler runtime 202 having compiler compilerbinary 203 executing phase 2.2 b.

Compiler compiler executable program 205 performs phase 2.3 creating acompiler compiler generated code 204 corresponding to meta grammar 201.The compiler compiler source grammar definition language consists of agrammar name section followed by a sequence of rules where the firstrule is also a grammar axiom. As used herein, the grammar name sectionconsists of a single identifier that defines a name of grammar. As anexample, when C++ compiler compiler executable program 205 takes thefollowing meta grammar source file:

(meta  (grammar ::=       0 =“ METAACTBEG( );”=       ‘(’ grammarNameDef        { rule }       ‘)’       0 =“ METAACTEND( );”= ) (grammarNameDef::=  identifier ) (rule ::=   ‘(’ nterm ‘::=’ right ‘)’ ) (nterm   ::= identifier ) (right ::=  { element } ) (element ::=   identAlt |alternative | identMiss | iteration | action ) (action   ::= integerToken ‘=’ { stringToken } ‘=’ ) (actions ::= ‘=’ { action } ‘=’ )(identAlt ::= ntermtermact { Altpart } ) (Altpart ::=  ‘|’ ntermtermact) (ntermtermact  ::=   ntermterm [ actions ] ) (ntermterm ::=   nterm |termToken ) (alternative ::=   ‘(’ identAlt ‘)’ ) (identMiss ::=   ‘[’identAlt ‘]’ ) (iteration ::=   ‘{’ iterItemact iterItems ‘}’ )(iterItems ::=   { altIterItem } ) (altIterItem ::=   ‘|’ iterItemact )(iterItemact ::=   iterItem [ actions ] ) (iterItem ::=   nterm |maybeNterm ) (maybeNterm  ::=  ‘<’ nterm ‘>’ ) )as a result of phase 2.3 the following C++ source files are generated:

metaGenerator.h

metaKeyWordDefinition.h

metaParser.h

metaGenerator.cc

metaKeyWordDefinition.cc

metaParser.cc

metaMakeGenerators.cc

Note, that the ‘meta’ prefix in file names corresponds to the grammarname—the first section identifier in source grammar definition language.Note also that

0=“METAACTBEG( );”=

0=“METAACTEND( );”=

are used as a special macro substitution actions defined in form ofinteger number followed by sequence of string literals enclosed in ‘=’and ‘=’. Further elements and rules are explained in the followingparagraphs.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language elements suchas ‘(’ and ‘)’ are grammar terminals defined as a string literal withenclosed single quotes.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language element such as

{rule}

is BNF extension called iteration meaning that enclosed by { and}non-terminal is actually may occur zero or any other number of times.

Note, that, e.g., rule

(iterationExample ::= { element } )is equivalent to rules

(iterationExample ::= element iterationExample ) (iterationExample ::= )

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(rule ::=   ‘(’ nterm ‘::=’ right ‘)’  )defines rule as a terminal ‘(’ followed by non-terminal nterm followedby terminal ‘::=’ followed by non-terminal right followed by terminal‘)’.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(nterm   ::=  identifier )defines non-terminal nterm as identifier.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(right ::=  { element } )defines non-terminal right as an iteration of element non-terminals.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(element ::=   identAlt | alternative | identMiss | iteration | action )defines non-terminal element as an alternative of non-terminals on theright side of rule definition separated by ‘|’. The alternative is BNFextension similar to iteration extension; it is used in cases whennon-terminal on the left side of rule definition can be one ofnon-terminals from the right side. Note, that, e.g., rule(alternativeExample::=A|B|C|Z)is equivalent to rules(alternativeExample::=A)(alternativeExample::=B)(alternativeExample::=C)(alternativeExample::=Z)

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(action   ::=  integerToken ‘=’ { stringToken } ‘=’ )defines non-terminal action as an integerToken followed by terminal ‘=’followed by iteration of stringToken followed by terminal ‘=’. HereintegerToken and stringToken are another compiler compiler sourcegrammar definition language reserved key words similar to identifier.integerToken defines token that holds integer value. stringToken definestoken that holds string literal value as an arbitrary sequence of anycharacters enclosed with double quotes, i.e., “.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(actions ::= ‘=’ { action } ‘=’ )defines non-terminal actions as a iteration of action enclosed with ‘=’.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(identAlt ::= ntermtermact { Altpart } )defines non-terminal identAlt as a ntermtermact followed by iteration ofAltpart non-terminals.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(Altpart ::=  ‘|’ ntermtermact )defines non-terminal Altpart as a terminal ‘|’ followed by non-terminalntermtermact.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(ntermtermact ::=  ntermterm [ actions ] )defines non-terminal ntermtermact as a non-terminal ntermterm followedby [actions] meaning that non-terminal actions may be omitted.Non-terminal enclosed with [ and] is another compiler compiler sourcegrammar definition language BNF extension representing elements that canbe omitted. Note, that, e.g., rule

(ommitedElementExample ::= A [ W ])is equivalent to rules:

(ommitedElementExample ::= A Welement ) (Welement::= W ) (Welement::= )

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(ntermterm ::=  nterm | termToken )defines non-terminal ntermterm as an alternative of nterm of term Token.nterm is defined above.termToken is another compiler compiler source grammar definitionlanguage reserved key word that defines terminal token specification asa string literal enclosed with single quotes.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(alternative ::=  ‘(’ identAlt ‘)’ )defines non-terminal alternative as an identAlt enclosed with terminals‘(’ and ‘)’.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(identMiss ::=  ‘[’ identAlt ‘]’ )defines non-terminal identMiss as an identAlt enclosed with terminals‘[’ and ‘]’.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(iteration ::=  ‘{’ iterItemact iterItems ‘}’ )defines non-terminal iteration as an iterItemact followed bynon-terminal iterItems enclosed with terminals ‘{’ and ‘}’.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(iterItems ::=  { altIterItem } )defines non-terminal iterItems as an iteration of altIterItemnon-terminals.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(altIterItem ::=  ‘|’ iterItemact )defines non-terminal altIterItem as terminal ‘|’ followed bynon-terminal iterItemact.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(iterItemact ::=  iterItem [ actions ] )defines non-terminal iterItemact as non-terminal iterItem followed by[actions].

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(iterItem  ::=  nterm | maybeNterm )defines non-terminal iterItem as an alternative of non-terminals ntermand maybeNterm.

The compiler compiler source grammar definition language rule

(maybeNterm  ::=  ‘<’ nterm ‘>’ )defines non-terminal maybeNterm as non-terminal nterm enclosed betweenterminals ‘<’ and ‘>’. The compiler compiler source grammar definitionlanguage iteration is actually defined as a sequence of terminals ornon-terminals may be followed by actions, and also non-terminals may beenclosed between terminals ‘<’ and ‘>’ meaning that such non-terminal isallowed to be in iteration only zero or one time. Note, that, e.g., therule

(anotherIterationExampe :: = { A | B | <X> | <Z> } )is equivalent to the rules

(anotherIterationExampe :: = elem anotherIterationExampe )(anotherIterationExampe :: = ) (elem ::= A | B | X | Z )with the limitation that X and Z are allowed to be defined zero or onetimes only.

If phase 2.5 is performed for newly compiler compiler generated codecorresponding to meta grammar 204, then a new default version ofcompiler compiler executable program 205 is created with default‘metaGenerator.cc’ that has empty implementation. When that defaultversion of compiler compiler executable program 205 is running it hasall phase 2.1 a, phase 2.1 b, phase 2.2 a, phase 2.2 b, and phase 2.2 cavailable to be executed.

The phase 2.3 is actually implemented in the ‘<prefix>Generator.cc’file. In case of the C++ compiler compiler system mentioned above, sevenfiles are created automatically without any manual intervention from thedeveloper, not only for meta grammar but also for any other grammardefined in the compiler compiler source grammar definition language. Inother words, compiler compiler semantics processing is performed byphase 2.4 and it is done by the ‘<prefix>Generator.cc’ file. That codeis actually implemented on top of the generated initial default version.

FIG. 3 shows compiler compiler system phases for building a targetcompiler. Compiler compiler executable program 205 takes compilercompiler source grammar definition language source text defining targetlanguage grammar 301 and performs phase 3.1 a generating compilercompiler runtime 302. Compiler compiler executable program 205 has anoption to de-compile target language grammar from generated compilercompiler runtime 302 into a text file containing compiler compilersource grammar definition language source text defining target languagegrammar executing phase 3.1 b. This newly de-compiled target languagegrammar as a text is identical to target language grammar 301 except forsome differences related to supported indentation rules.

Compiler compiler executable program 205 performs phase 3.2 a generatingcompiler compiler binary 303 for target language grammar compilercompiler runtime 302. The phase 3.2 a is implemented as a formalprocedure that converts compiler compiler runtime 302 into compilercompiler binary 303. Compiler compiler executable program 205 has anoption to de-compile target language grammar from generated compilercompiler binary 303 into a text file containing compiler compiler sourcegrammar definition language source text defining target language grammarexecuting phase 3.2 c. This newly de-compiled target language grammar asa text is identical to target language grammar 301 except for somedifferences related to supported indentation rules. Compiler compilerexecutable program 205 has an option to create compiler compiler runtime302 having compiler compiler binary 303 executing phase 3.2 b.

Compiler compiler executable program 205 performs phase 3.3 creatingcompiler compiler generated code 304 corresponding to target languagegrammar 301 directly from 303. When C++ compiler compiler executableprogram 205 takes target language grammar source file 301 the followingC++ source files are generated:

<Prefix>Generator.h

<Prefix>KeyWordDefinition.h

<Prefix>Parser.h

<Prefix>Generator.cc

<Prefix>KeyWordDefinition.cc

<Prefix>Parser.cc

<Prefix>MakeGenerators.cc

Note, that the <Prefix> prefix in file names corresponds to the grammarname—the first section identifier in source grammar definition language.

If phase 3.5 is performed for newly compiler compiler generated codecorresponding to target language grammar 304, then a new default versionof target language compiler executable program 305 is created with adefault ‘<Prefix>Generator.cc’ that has empty implementation. When thatdefault version of target language compiler executable program 305 isrunning, it has all phase 3.1 a, phase 3.1 b, phase 3.2 a, phase 3.2 b,and phase 3.2 c available to be executed. The phase 3.3 is actuallyimplemented in ‘<Prefix>Generator.cc’ file corresponding to targetlanguage grammar 301. In the case of the C++ compiler compiler systemmentioned above, seven files are created automatically without anymanual intervention from the developer, not only for meta grammar butalso for any other grammar defined in the compiler compiler sourcegrammar definition language. In other words, compiler compiler semanticsprocessing is performed by phase 3.4, and it is done by the‘<Prefix>Generator.cc’ file corresponding to the target languagecompiler. That code is implemented on top of the generated initialdefault version with no manual actions. So, phase 3.3 performs the samesteps as phase 2.3, but phase 3.4 is related to semantics processing ofthe target language compiler.

FIG. 4 shows phases of target language compiler executable program 305.When the target language compiler executable program 305 takes targetlanguage source text in accordance with target language grammar 401 itsparser goes through phase 4.1 a creating a compiler compiler runtime 402corresponding to target language grammar 401. In accordance with FIG. 3target language compiler executable program 305 is built with the sameset of operations as the compiler compiler executable program 205 shownin FIG. 2. The target language executable program 305 has an option tode-compile source program from generated compiler compiler runtime 402into a source text file in accordance with target language grammarexecuting phase 4.1 b. This newly de-compiled source text is identicalto original target language grammar source text 401 except for somedifferences related to supported indentation rules.

Target language compiler executable program 305 performs phase 4.2 agenerating compiler compiler binary 403 for compiler compiler runtime402. Phase 4.2 a is implemented as a formal procedure that convertscompiler compiler runtime 402 into compiler compiler binary 403. Targetlanguage compiler executable program 305 has an option to de-compilesource text from generated compiler compiler binary 403 into a sourcetext file in accordance with target language grammar 401 executing phase4.2 c. This newly de-compiled target language source text is identicalto original target language source text 401 except for some differencesrelated to supported indentation rules. The target language compilerexecutable program 305 has an option to create compiler compiler runtime402 having compiler compiler binary 403 executing phase 4.2 b.

The target language compiler executable program 305 performs phase 4.3,a target compiler semantics processing 404 based on compiler compilerbinary 403.

To summarize FIG. 2, FIG. 3, and FIG. 4, compiler compiler management,generator, runtime and binary source code are compiled into a compilercompiler foundation library that is used when compiler compilerexecutable program compiles compiler compiler source grammar definitionsand when target compiler executable program compiles target languageprograms.

FIG. 5 shows a Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagram of compilercompiler management classes such as Logger, Shell, Compiler, Parser, andother related classes and their relationships. Logger class is definedfor logging any activities performed during compilation/de-compilation.Shell class is defined for interacting with main routine performingcompilation/de-compilation operations. Given Shell instance maintains acontainer of Compiler instances. Shell instance allocates Loggerinstance. Compiler class is defined for performingcompilation/de-compilation operations under Shell control. Actionabstract base class is defined for compilation/de-compilation interfaceto be instantiated inside Compiler. ActionCompile and ActionDecompileare classes derived from Action class to performcompilation/de-compilation operations. KeyWordsContainer class isdefined to maintain set of names related to grammar such as predefinedkey word, tokens, key words, non-terminals. This class is instantiatedinside Compiler instance. Parser class defines generic class as a parentfor all generated parser classes for given grammar. This class isinstantiated inside Compiler instance. IRun defines common interface inform of abstract class for Shell, Compiler, and Action classes. Thecompiler compiler executable program source code contains main functionimplementation by instantiating Shell with provided program argumentsand executing run method of Shell instance.

FIG. 6 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler managementKeyWordsContainer class. It has inner type KeyWordsContainer::NameVectordefined as std::vector<std::string>. KeyWordsContainer data members areof KeyWordsContainer::NameVector type; they are predefined_, tokens_,keyWords_, and nonTerminals_. So, all grammar symbol names arecategorized into those four groups, the last one for grammarnon-terminals, while the first three divide grammar terminals intopredefined tokens such as identifier, integerToken, etc. . . . , tokensas sequences of any characters, and tokens as reserved key words.

FIG. 7 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler management Parser classand its relationships with other classes. Parser class is derived fromabstract class IParser that has few methods for compilation from filesource with/without listing and from string source with/without listing.Parser class has references to Logger and KeyWordsContainer actuallyinstantiated by Shell class and propagated to Parser through Compiler.Parser class has data members context_ and axiom_ of type Tag defined inC++ version at some namespace as follows:

#ifdef_CPPCC_TAG_32BITS_(—) typedef unsigned long UnsignedTag; typedeflong  Tag; typedef float Real; struct TypeInstance {  UnsignedTagsymbolID:10;  UnsignedTag ruleID:22; }; #else typedef unsigned long longUnsignedTag; typedef long long Tag; typedef double Real; structTypeInstance {  UnsignedTag symbolID:16;  UnsignedTag ruleID:48; };#endif

Along with Tag, UnsignedTag, Real, and TypeInstance are defined the sameway. For 32 bit computer architecture all those types occupy a four-byteword; for 64 bit computer architecture all those types occupy aneight-byte word. TypeInstance instance in many cases is represented as aTag value with subsequent fields packing/unpacking operations.

The Parser class instantiates some simple data members such as file nameas a string class instance, as well as Boolean flags such as debuggingflag, XML token indicator flag, etc. . . . shown in FIG. 7.

The Parser class shown on FIG. 7 also instantiates other importantmembers such as runtime_ of type SyntaxControlledRuntime, a binary_ oftype SyntaxControlledBinary, a tokenizer of type Tokenizer_, and agenerator_ of type Generator.

FIG. 8 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime class. This class has currentContext_ datamember of type Tag, debug_ and optimizationMode_flags of type int, andcontexts_ of type SyntaxControlledRuntime::ContextContainer. The purposeof SyntaxControlledRuntime class is to define syntax-controlled runtimeAPI as a collection of its methods and methods of inner classes andtheir relationships designed in accordance with compiler compilerparsing model.

As described in the following paragraphs with reference to FIGS. 9-18,the compiler compiler runtime syntax-controlled API, including variousinner classes, is designed to perform the following set of operations tobe invoked from any parser generated by compiler compiler system:

Create new ‘Context’ instance returning ‘ContextID’.

Create new ‘Rule’ instance for the current ‘Context’ instance having‘SymbolID’, returning ‘Tag’ instance actually mapped to ‘TypeInstance’class instance with packed ‘symbolID’ and ‘ruleID’.

Return ‘Symbol’ instance reference for the current ‘Context’ instancehaving ‘SymbolID’.

Return ‘Rule’ instance for the current ‘Context’ instance having ‘Tag’instance actually mapped to ‘TypeInstance’ class instance with packed‘symbolID’ and ‘ruleID’.

Modify ‘Rule’ instance dynamic part for the current ‘Context’ instancehaving ‘Rule’ instance reference and vector reference representingdynamic part.

Modify ‘Rule’ instance fixed part for the current ‘Context’ instancehaving ‘Rule’ instance reference and vector reference representing fixedpart.

Create identifier representation having string representing identifierand returning identifier index.

FIG. 9 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeMapVectorContainer template class. This template class is designed tosupport different SyntaxControlledRuntime containers that are defined asSyntaxControlledRuntime inner types instantiating MapVectorContainertemplate class with different SyntaxControlledRuntime inner classes. Inmany compilation tasks a sequence of objects must be identified byobject name or sequentially by sequential number in accordance withobjects definition.

Consider a definition like this:

int z, a, b, w;

If a compiler builds a map from a string representing object name toobject instance, then it would be easy and efficient to manipulate thoseobjects by finding them by name. However, the original order of z, a, b,w would disappear since in the map they are ordered differently.MapVectorContainer is designed to provide both effective operations byname and preserving original sequence in the way objects were originallydefined having direct access by name (object key) and by index (objectsequential number).

On FIG. 9 MapVectorContainer template class takes two formal arguments,<D> representing object type and <K> representing object key type.MapVectorContainer defines three inner types such asMapVectorContainer::Map, MapVectorContainer::Vector, andMapVectorContainer::Data. The MapVectorContainer::Map type is defined asstd::map<K, Tag>. The MapVectorContainer::Vector Map type is defined asstd::vector<K>. MapVectorContainer::Data type is defined asstd::vector<D>. MapVectorContainer template class instantiatesname2index_instance of type MapVectorContainer::Map, index2name_instanceof type MapVectorContainer::Vector, and index2data_instance of typeMapVectorContainer::Data.

FIG. 10 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::ContextContainer inner class based onMapVectorContainer template class.SyntaxControlledRuntime::ContextContainer inner class isMapVectorContainer template class instance with arguments K=Tag andD=SyntaxControlledRuntime::Context.

FIG. 11 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::Context inner class and its relationships withSyntaxControlledRuntime::NameContainer andSyntaxControlledRuntime::SymbolContainer inner classes.SyntaxControlledRuntime::Context has data members contextID_ of typeTag, names_ of type SyntaxControlledRuntime::NameContainer, and symbols_of type SyntaxControlledRuntime::SymbolContainer.

FIG. 12 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::NameContainer inner class based onMapVectorContainer template class. SyntaxControlledRuntime::NameContainer inner class is MapVectorContainer template class instancewith arguments K=std::string and D=SyntaxControlledRuntime::Name.

FIG. 13 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::Name inner class having contextID_data memberof type Tag and name_data member of type std::string.

FIG. 14 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::SymbolContainer inner class based onMapVectorContainer template class.SyntaxControlledRuntime::SymbolContainer inner class isMapVectorContainer template class instance with arguments K=Tag andD=SyntaxControlledRuntime::Symbol.

FIG. 15 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::Symbol inner class having contextID_andsymbolID_data members of type Tag and rules_data member of typeSyntaxControlledRuntime:: RuleContainer.

FIG. 16 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::RuleContainer inner class based onMapVectorContainer template class. SyntaxControlledRuntime::RuleContainer inner class is MapVectorContainer template class instancewith arguments K=Tag and D=SyntaxControlledRuntime::Rule.

FIG. 17 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime::Rule inner class class having contextID_,symbolID_, and ruleInstanceID_data members of type Tag and fixed_ anddynamic_data members of type std::vector<Tag>.

FIG. 18 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler runtimeSyntaxControlledRuntime class and its inner classes with theirrelationships regardless containers implementation details. ActuallyFIG. 18 defines compiler compiler runtime logical view as a collectionof individual context. Logically each compiler compiler runtime contextmaintains its own collection of names ordered alphabetically or bysequential number with direct access by name or sequential number.

Logically each compiler compiler runtime context maintains its owncollection of symbols ordered by symbolID with direct access bysymbolID.

Logically each compiler compiler runtime symbol maintains its owncollection of rules representing each rule invocation during parsing fora given symbol.

Actually, compiler compiler runtime logical view and compiler compilerbinary logical view are the same since compiler compiler runtime andcompiler compiler binary are interchangeable. However, compiler compilerruntime is designed to be an effective environment for processingparsing results during parsing itself, and compiler compiler binary isdesigned to be an effective environment for processing final parsingresults in read only mode serving as a multiplatform interchange format.

In other words, FIG. 18 shows one form of compiler compiler parsingmodel with entities such as Context, Name, Symbol, and Rule with theirrelationships.

As described in the following paragraphs with reference to FIGS. 19-26,the compiler compiler binary syntax-controlled API, including variousinner classes, is designed to perform the following set of operations tobe invoked from any application responsible for any semantics processingbased on compiler compiler system:

Get const pointer to ‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryHeader’.

Get pointer to ‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryHeader’.

Get identifier as a const char* having its sequential number.

Get identifier as a const char* having its alphabetic number.

Get identifier sequential number having its alphabetic number.

Get pointer to ‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinarySymbol’ havingsymbol sequential number.

Get pointer to ‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinarySymbol’ having‘SymbolID’.

Get pointer to char having offset in ‘memory_’ data member.

Get const pointer to char having offset in ‘memory_’ data member.

Return aligned size of anything to ‘Tag’ size with given initial size.

Get pointer to ‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryRule’ having‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context:: BinarySymbol’ instance pointer andrule instance number given for that symbol.

Populate ‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryRuleContent’ by itsreference having ‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context:: BinarySymbol’instance pointer and ‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryRule’instance pointer.

Get rule fixed part as a pointer to ‘Tag’ having‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryRule’ instance pointer.

Get rule fixed part as a reference to ‘TypeInstance’ having‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryRule’ instance pointer and ruleinstance number.

Get rule dynamic part as a pointer to ‘Tag’ having‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryRule’ instance pointer.

Get rule dynamic part as a reference to ‘TypeInstance’ having‘SyntaxControlledBinary::Context::BinaryRule’ instance pointer and ruleinstance number.

Write binary into file having file name.

Read binary from file having file name.

FIG. 19 shows a UML diagram of a compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary class and its inner classes with theirrelationships. SyntaxControlledBinary class has contexts_ of typeSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContextContainer, i.e.,SyntaxControlledBinary is a collection of individual binary contextseach of them is represented by inner classSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext.SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContextContainer is defined as std::mapfrom Tag to SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext.

FIG. 20 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext class and other SyntaxControlledBinary inner classes with their relationships.SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext class has only one data member,memory_ that is of type std::vector<Tag> meaning thatSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext is represented as a raw memorywhere SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContextHeader,SyntaxControlledBinary::BinarySymbol, SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryRuleclass instances are actually allocated.

SyntaxControlledBinary shown in FIG. 19 can be converted into a singlebinary object specified by the following Backus-Naur Form (BNF):

(1) SyntaxControlledBinary::=header catalog elements

(2) header::=headerSize headerTotal headerCatalogOffsetheaderElementsOffset

(3) headerSize::=integerToken

(4) headerTotal::=integerToken

(5) headerCatalogOffset::=integerToken

(6) headerElementsOffset::=integerToken

(7) catalog::={catalogElement}

(8) catalogElement::=catalogElementContextID catalogElementOffsetcatalogElementSize

(9) catalogElementContextID::=integerToken

(10) catalogElementOffset::=integerToken

(11) catalogElementSize::=integerToken

(12) elements::=SyntaxControlledBinaryContext)

(13) SyntaxControlledBinaryContext::=

BinaryContextHeader

BinaryContextSequentialNames

BinaryContextAlphabeticalNames

BinaryContextNames

BinaryContextSymbols

BinaryContextRules

BinaryContextRuleElements

(13.1) BinaryContextHeader::=

BinaryContextHeaderLength

BinaryContextHeaderCurrent

BinaryContextHeaderAxiom

BinaryContextHeaderNumberOfIdentifiers

BinaryContextHeaderStartOfIdentifiersMap

BinaryContextHeaderNumberOfSymbol

BinaryContextHeaderStartOfSymbols

(13.1.1) BinaryContextHeaderLength::=integerToken

(13.1.2) BinaryContextHeaderCurrent::=integerToken

(13.1.3) BinaryContextHeaderAxiom::=integerToken

(13.1.4) BinaryContextHeaderNumberOfIdentifiers::=integerToken

(13.1.5) BinaryContextHeaderStartOfIdentifiersMap::=integerToken

(13.1.6) BinaryContextHeaderNumberOfSymbol::=integerToken

(13.1.7) BinaryContextHeaderStartOfSymbols::=integerToken

(13.2)BinaryContextSequentialNames::={BinaryContextSequentionalNameOffset}

(13.2.1) BinaryContextSequentionalNameOffset::=integerToken

(13.3) BinaryContextAlphabeticalNames::=BinaryContextAlphabeticalName)

(13.3.1) BinaryContextAlphabeticalName::=

BinaryContextAlphabeticalNameOffset

BinaryContextAlphabeticalNameID

(13.3.1.1) BinaryContextAlphabeticalNameOffset::=integerToken

(13.3.1.2) BinaryContextAlphabeticalNameID::=integerToken

(13.4) BinaryContextNames::=BinaryContextNameAligned

(13.4.1) BinaryContextNameAligned::=stringToken

(13.5) BinaryContextSymbols::=BinaryContextSymbol

(13.5.1) BinaryContextSymbol::=

BinaryContextSymbolNumberOfRuleInstances

BinaryContextSymbolID

BinaryContextSymbolStart

(13.5.1.1) BinaryContextSymbolNumberOfRuleInstances::=integerToken

(13.5.1.2) BinaryContextSymbolID::=integerToken

(13.5.1.3) BinaryContextSymbolStart::=integerToken

(13.6) BinaryContextRules::={BinaryContextRule}

(13.6.1) BinaryContextRule::=

BinaryContextRuleFixed

BinaryContextRuleDynamic

BinaryContextRuleStart

(13.6.1.1) BinaryContextRuleFixed::=integerToken

(13.6.1.2) BinaryContextRuleDynamic::=integerToken

(13.6.1.3) BinaryContextRuleStart::=integerToken

(13.7) BinaryContextRuleElements::={BinaryContextRuleElement}

(13.7.1) BinaryContextRuleElement::=

BinaryContextRuleElementFixed\BinaryContextRuleElementDynamic

(13.7.1.1) BinaryContextRuleElementFixed::=integerToken

(13.7.1.2) BinaryContextRuleElementDynamic::=integerToken wherememory_data member of SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext class isrepresented by rule (13) SyntaxControlledBinaryContext.

Note, that this BNF is extended by special extensions such as iterationwhen some non-terminal is enclosed with ‘{’ and ‘}’ meaning that thatnon-terminal can occur zero or unlimited number of times; alternativewhen some non-terminals are separated by ‘|’ meaning that one of themcan occur; ‘integerToken’ is used to represent 4 bytes integer or 8bytes integer; ‘stringToken’ is used to represent string literalproperly aligned. So,BinaryContextRuleElements::={BinaryContextRuleElement} is equivalent toBinaryContextRuleElements::=BinaryContextRuleElementBinaryContextRuleElements BinaryContextRuleElements::=So,BinaryContextRuleElement::=

BinaryContextRuleElementFixed\BinaryContextRuleElementDynamic

is equivalent to

BinaryContextRuleElement::=BinaryContextRuleElementFixed

BinaryContextRuleElement::=BinaryContextRuleElementDynamic

FIG. 21 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContextHeader class. It is a struct thathas the following fields of type Tag: size_, axiom_, numberOfNames_,startOfNames_, numberOfSymbols_, and startOfSymbols_. The instance ofthis struct is actually allocated insideSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext memory_data member.

FIG. 22 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinarySymbol class. It is a struct that has thefollowing fields of type Tag: numberOfRuleInstances_, symbolID_, andsymbolStart_. The instances of this struct are actually allocated insideSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext memory_ data member.

FIG. 23 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryRule class. It is a struct that has thefollowing fields of type Tag: fixedSize_, dynamicSize_, and ruleStart_.The instances of this struct are actually allocated insideSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext memory_data member.

FIG. 24 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryRuleDefinition class. It is a struct thathas the following fields of type TypeInstance*, pointer to TypeInstance:fixed_ and dynamic_. This struct is an auxiliary type that is notactually allocated inside SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContextmemory_data member, it has two pointers fixed_ and dynamic_ for fixedand dynamic rule parts actually allocated insideSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext memory_data member.

FIG. 25 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler management TypeInstanceclass. The description of FIG. 7 also has a definition of TypeInstanceclass. Its fields symbolID_ and ruleID_ are actually packed fields thatform 4- or 8-byte word depending on the computer architecture.

FIG. 26 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler binarySyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryHelper class. This class is an auxiliarytype that is not actually allocated insideSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContext memory_data member. This classimplements SyntaxControlledBinary logical view similar to FIG. 18.SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryHelper class has references toSyntaxControlledBinary and SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryContextHeader,binary_ and header_ respectively. Also it has data members nameByIndex_and nameByID_ of type std::vector<const char*>, nameIndex2ID_ of typestd::vector<Tag>, symbols_ of typestd::vector<SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryHelper:Symbol>. ThenameByIndex_ represents all context names ordered sequentially. ThenameByID_ represents all context names ordered alphabetically. ThenameIndex2ID_ represents mapping from alphabetic order to sequentialorder. The symbols_ represents a vector container of all context symbolswith individual elements of typeSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryHelper::Symbol. TheSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryHelper::Symbol has a pointer reference toSyntaxControlledBinary::BinarySymbol instance as symbol_ member, datamember rules_ of typestd::vector<SyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryHelper:Rule>. TheSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryHelper::Rule has a pointer reference toSyntaxControlledBinary::BinaryRule instance as rule_ member.

FIG. 27 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler management Tokenizerclass and its relationships with LineReader, Language, andTokenNameContainer classes. The Tokenizer class has references logger_to Logger, grammarSymbols_ to KeyWordsContainer, and parser_ to Parser.The Tokenizer class instantiates an instance of TokenNameContainer asgrammarSymbols_member. The Tokenizer class instantiates LineReader asreader_ and Language as language_.

The LineReader class is an abstract base class. The FileLineReader andStringLineReader classes are derived from LineReader. The FileLineReaderclass provides implementation for reading source text of compiledprogram from a file, it also maintains the corresponding listing as afile. The StringLineReader class provides implementation for readingsource text of compiled program from a std::string as a sequence oflines separated by a given delimiter, it also maintains thecorresponding listing. Any other line reader classes can be implementedas derived from LineReader abstract base class.

The LineReader class comprises the following pure virtual functions ortheir equivalents:

‘get’ returning argument by reference, the next line as a string to beprocessed by ‘Tokenize’.

‘put’ having const reference to string to be put into listing by‘Tokenizer’.

boolean ‘hasListing’ returning true if listing is maintained.

boolean ‘isEof’ indicating end of source lines to be processed.

‘start’ having file name and listing file name.

‘start’ having const reference to string to be processed as a sequenceof lines and boolean flag if listing is required.

The Language class is an abstract base class. The LanguageMeta andLanguageXML classes are derived from the Language class. TheLanguageMeta class implements tokens set and Language interface forcompiler compiler source grammar definition language. The LanguageXMLclass implements tokens set and Language interface for XML type oflanguages.

FIG. 28 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler managementTokenNameContainer class. It has a data member tokenNames_ of typeTokenNameContainer::TokenNameMap defined as std::map<std::string,std::string>.

FIG. 29 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler management Languageclass and its relationships with related classes. The Language is anabstract base class derived from abstract base class ILanguage thatconsists of a set of pure virtual functions defining its interface. TheLanguage class has a reference tokenizes to Tokenizer class. TheLanguage class has a data member tokenizerSet_ of enumeration (a.k.a.enum) type LanguageTokenizerSet. The Language class instantiates threeinstances such as tokens_, keyWords_, and nonTerminals_ of type Tokens.

The ‘Language’ abstract class comprises the following pure virtualfunctions or their equivalents from the set of functions defining theILanguage interface:

‘getCharacter’ populating ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentCharacter’.

‘getIdentifier’ populating ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentIdentifier’ and‘currentKeyWord’.

‘getNumeric’ populating ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentDoubleValue’ or‘currentIntegerValue’ depending on token value, and ‘Tokenizer’‘currentKeyWord’.

‘getString’ populating ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentStringValue’ and‘currentKeyWord’.

‘getNextToken’ populating ‘Tokenizer’ next token and ‘currentKeyWord’.

In addition, the ‘Language’ class comprises generic functions common toall languages as derived classes from the ‘Language’ class; thosegeneric functions are:

‘populateTerminals’ populating ‘SymbolID’ for each token defined in‘terminalTokens_’, ‘terminalKeyWords_’, and ‘nonTerminals_’.

‘isDefinedToken’ returning true or false depending on check of alltokens defined in ‘terminalTokens_’ if that token matches the sequenceof characters starting from ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentCharacter’.

‘isKeyWord’ returning true or false depending on check if a given formalparameter is defined in corresponding name to index container of‘terminalKeyWords_’.

‘setNextToken’ setting ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentKeyWord’ by performing loopfor each token size ‘k’ starting from maximum size while ‘k’ greaterthan zero reducing ‘k’ by one

by performing loop for each token ‘t’ in ‘terminalTokens_’

checking if ‘k’ equals to token ‘t’ size and token ‘t’ is Tokenpredicate is true then executing token ‘t’ ‘flushToken’ function (seedescription of the Token class below); setting ‘Tokenizer’‘currentKeyWord’ as token ‘t’ ‘SymbolID’.

‘getToken’ having a formal argument as an input with token ‘SymbolID’returning corresponding reference to ‘Token’ class instance.

‘skipToken’ having a first formal argument as an input with token‘SymbolID’ and a second formal argument as an output with tokenreference to ‘Tag’ actually mapped to ‘TypeInstance’ class instance withtoken ‘SymbolID’ and token ‘RuleID’; performing call to ‘getToken’ withthe first formal argument as an input with token ‘SymbolID’ gettingreference ‘t’ to ‘Token’ class instance; performing call to method‘skipToken’ with the first formal argument as an input with token‘SymbolID’ and the second formal argument as an output with tokenreference to ‘Tag’; performing call to ‘getNextToken’.

‘getTerminalString’ setting ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentTerminalStringValue’ andrelated ‘Tokenizer’ data members processing sequence of input charactersenclosed with single quotes representing language defined terminal as asequence of characters enclosed with single quotes.

FIG. 30 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler management Tokens classand its relationships with related classes. The Tokens class has datamembers name2index_ of type Tokens::Name2IndexMap and tokens_ of typeTokens::TokenVector. The type Tokens::Name2IndexMap is defined asstd::map<std::string, int> mapping token name to token index for gettingaccess to Token in tokens_container. The type Tokens::TokenVector isdefined as std::vector<Token*> and it will be replaced bystd::vector<std::shared_ptr<Token>> when std::shared_ptr will be widelyavailable as C++ standard library class.

The Token class is an abstract base class that is derived from abstractbase class IToken that consists of a set of pure virtual functionsdefining its interface. The Token class has a reference tokenizer_ toTokenizer class instance. The Token class has a data member symbol_ thatis actually corresponds to SymbolID of Symbol related to the givenToken. The Token class has data members token_ and name_ of std::stringtype.

The ‘Token’ class comprises pure virtual functions or their equivalentsfrom the set of pure virtual functions defining the IToken interface,such as:

‘isToken’ predicate returning true or false depending on if ‘Tokenizer’sequence of characters starting from ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentCharacter’matches given token ‘token_’ data member.

‘flushToken’ checking if ‘isToken’ predicate returns true, thenadvancing ‘Tokenizer’ ‘currentCharacter’ to the next one beyond thegiven token sequence of characters; and executing ‘Tokenizer’‘flushBlanks’ function skipping white space characters such as blank,tabulation, etc.

FIG. 31 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler management Token classhierarchy. The OneCharToken, TwoCharToken, ThreeCharToken are derivedfrom Token class abstract class implementing its interface. TheOneCharXMLGreaterThanToken is derived from OneCharToken providing customimplementation of ‘>’ token in case of XML type of languages.

FIG. 32 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler generator Generatorclass and its relationships with related classes. The Generator class isderived from IGenerator abstract base class that consists of a set ofpure virtual functions or their equivalents defining its interface, suchas:

‘decompileRuntime’ having file name as a formal argument where runtimecontent is de-compiled.

‘decompileBinary’ having file name as a formal argument where binarycontent is de-compiled.

‘generateFromRuntime’ having file name as a formal argument that is usedto generate output based on runtime content.

‘generateFromBinary’ having file name as a formal argument that is usedto generate output based on binary content.

The Generator class implements IGenerator interface; i.e., implementsthe foregoing functions or their equivalents. The Generator class has areference parser_ to the Parser instance. The Generator class has a datamember tokenizerSet_ of enumerated type LanguageTokenizerSet. TheGenerator class instantiates runtime_ as GeneratorRuntime* and binary_as GeneratorBinary*. Pointer to GeneratorRuntime, GeneratorRuntime*, andPointer to GeneratorBinary, GeneratorBinary*, will be replaced bystd::shared_ptr<GeneratorRuntime> and

std::shared_ptr<GeneratorBinary> when std::shared_ptr will be widelyavailable as C++ standard library class. The GeneratorBinary class is abase class derived from IBinaryGenerator abstract base class thatconsists of a set of pure virtual functions defining its interface. TheGeneratorRuntime class is a base class derived from IRuntimeGeneratorabstract base class that consists of a set of pure virtual functionsdefining its interface.

FIG. 33 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler generatorGeneratorBinary class and its relationships with related classes. TheGeneratorBinary class is a base class derived from IBinaryGeneratorabstract base class that consists of a set of pure virtual functionsdefining its interface. The GeneratorBinary class has a referencegenerator_ to Generator class instance. The GeneratorBinary classinstantiates style_ data member of typeGeneratorBinary::GeneratorBinaryStyle* that will be replaced bystd::shared_ptr<GeneratorBinary::GeneratorBinaryStyle> whenstd::shared_ptr will be widely available as C++ standard library class.The GeneratorBinary::GeneratorBinaryStyle is an abstract base class thatis derived from IBinaryGeneratorStyle that consists of a set of purevirtual functions defining its interface. TheGeneratorBinary::GeneratorBinaryStyleMeta andGeneratorBinary::GeneratorBinaryStyleXML classes are derived fromGeneratorBinary::GeneratorBinaryStyle abstract base class.

The IBinaryGenerator abstract base class consists of the following purevirtual functions or their equivalents:

makeAlignment having formal argument token as a reference to Tokenreturning void;

decompile having formal argument filename as a const reference to stringreturning void.

generate having formal argument filename as a const reference to stringreturning void.

The IRuntimeGenerator abstract base class consists of the following purevirtual functions or their equivalents:

makeAlignment having formal argument token as a reference to Tokenreturning void;

decompile having formal argument filename as a const reference to stringreturning void;

generate having formal argument filename as a const reference to stringreturning void.

The IRuntimeGeneratorStyle abstract base class consists of the followingpure virtual functions or their equivalents:

makeAlignment having formal argument token as a reference to Tokenreturning void.

The IBinaryGeneratorStyle abstract base class consists of the followingpure virtual functions or their equivalents:

makeAlignment having formal argument token as a reference to Tokenreturning void.

FIG. 34 shows a UML diagram of compiler compiler generatorGeneratorRuntime class and its relationships with related classes. TheGeneratorRuntime class is a base class derived from IRuntimeGeneratorabstract base class that consists of a set of pure virtual functionsdefining its interface. The GeneratorRuntime class has a referencegenerator_ to Generator class instance. The GeneratorRuntime classinstantiates style_ data member of typeGeneratorRuntime::GeneratorRuntimeStyle* that will be replaced bystd::shared_ptr<GeneratorRuntime::GeneratorRuntimeStyle> whenstd::shared_ptr will be widely available as C++ standard library class.The GeneratorRuntime::GeneratorRuntimeStyle is an abstract base classthat is derived from IRuntimeGeneratorStyle that consists of a set ofpure virtual functions defining its interface. TheGeneratorRuntime::GeneratorRuntimeStyleMeta andGeneratorRuntime::GeneratorRuntimeStyleXML classes are derived fromGeneratorRuntime::GeneratorRuntimeStyle abstract base class.

FIG. 35 shows a UML diagram of target compilers child classes derivedfrom GeneratorBinary and GeneratorRuntime classes. Target compilerrelated classes such as metaFirstGeneratorBinary,metabootGeneratorBinary, xsdGeneratorBinary, and similar are derivedfrom GeneratorBinary class. Target compiler related classes such asmetaFirstGeneratorRuntime, metabootGeneratorRuntime,xsdGeneratorRuntime, and similar are derived from GeneratorRuntimeclass.

FIG. 36 shows built by compiler compiler system target compiler standardand transformation phases performed in multiplatform environment. ThisFIG. 36 is similar to FIG. 4 with additional elements. The phase 36.1 cis a transformation of input compiler compiler runtime into outputcompiler compiler runtime. This type of transformation could beobfuscation, security protection, or content management. The phase 36.1d is a back transformation of output compiler compiler runtime intoinput compiler compiler runtime. The compiler compiler binary 3603 couldbe transmitted or received by 3605 in a binary format to/from otherprogram. Those two sides of program to program communication can beimplemented in different platforms, different operating systems, anddifferent programming languages.

FIG. 37 shows binary files processing based on compiler compiler systemperforming standard and transformation phases in multiplatformenvironment. FIG. 37 is similar to FIG. 36. It shows an idea ofconverting any binary file into compiler compiler runtime. This can bedone in form of designing binary file format in term of compilercompiler source grammar definition language. A custom binary file formatconvertor is required that loads binary file content into compilercompiler runtime. Having compiler compiler runtime built all otheroperations of FIG. 37 are available for free.

While the invention has been described with respect to certain preferredembodiments, as will be appreciated by those skilled in the art, it isto be understood that the invention is capable of numerous changes,modifications and rearrangements and such changes, modifications andrearrangements are intended to be covered by the following claims.

The invention claimed is:
 1. A compiler compiler system comprising anon-transitory computer readable medium including a compiler compilerexecutable program comprising a source code for a main routine thataccepts a common set of program arguments specifying compile/de-compilemodes interacting with the compiler compiler runtime, the compilercompiler binary, and the compiler compiler generator by means of thecompiler compiler management, a compiler compiler management comprisinga management environment composed of compiler compiler managementclasses and their relationships; the compiler compiler managementclasses including: a logger class, a run interface class, a shell class,a shell command enumerated type, a key words container class, a namevector container inner class of the key words container class, a parserclass, a compiler class, an action inner class of the compiler class, acompile action inner class of the compiler class, a de-compile actioninner class of the compiler class, a parser interface class, a typedeftag, a tokenizer class, a line reader class, a file line reader class, astring line reader class, a language class, a token name containerclass, a token name map container inner class of the token namecontainer class, a language interface class, a language tokenizer setenumerated type, a tokens class, a name to index map container innerclass of the tokens class, a token vector container inner class of thetokens class, a token interface class, and a token class, and theirrelationships including: the shell class, the compiler class, and theaction inner class of the compiler class being derived from the runinterface class, the shell class allocating an instance of the loggerclass, having a data member of the shell command enumerated type, andallocating a vector of shared pointers to instances of the compilerclass, the compiler class having a member reference to the shell class,allocating an instance of the parser class, and allocating a sharedpointer to the action inner class of the compiler class, the compileaction inner class of the compiler class and the de-compile action innerclass of the compiler class being derived from the action inner class ofthe compiler class, the name vector container inner class of the keywords container class being defined as a vector of strings, the keywords container class allocating the name vector container inner classof the key words container class for grammar terminals andnon-terminals, the parser class being derived from the parser interfaceclass, the parser class having member references to the logger class andto the key words container class, the parser class having data membersof the tag type representing current context and grammar axiom, theparser class having Boolean flags as data members, the parser classallocating instances of the syntax controlled runtime class, the syntaxcontrolled binary class, the tokenizer class, and a generator class, thegenerator class being a member of the compiler compiler generator, thetokenizer class having member references to the logger class, the keywords container class, and the parser class, the tokenizer classallocating instances of the token name container class, the line readerclass, and the language class, the line reader class being a base classfor derived classes including a file line reader class and a string linereader class, the language class being the base class for any targetlanguage specific derived classes, the token name container class havingan instance of the token name map container inner class of the tokenname container class, the language class being derived from the languageinterface class, the language class having a member reference to thetokenizer class, the language class having a data member of the languagetokenizer set enumerated type, the language class allocating instancesof the tokens class for grammar tokens, key words, and non-terminals,the tokens class allocating an instance of the name to index mapcontainer inner class of the tokens class and the token vector containerinner class of the tokens class, the name to index map container innerclass of the tokens class being implemented as a map from a stringrepresenting a token name to an integer representing a token index inthe token vector container inner class of the tokens class, the tokenvector container inner class of the tokens class being implemented as avector of shared pointers to instances of the token class the tokenclass being derived from the token interface class, the token classhaving a data member pointer to an instance of the tokenizer class, thetoken class having as a data member an integer representing a token id,the token class having as a data member a string representing a tokenname and a token value, and the token class being the base class tolanguage specific tokens, a compiler compiler runtime, a compilercompiler binary, a compiler compiler generator comprising a generatorenvironment composed of compiler compiler generator classes and theirrelationships; the compiler compiler generator classes including: agenerator interface class, a generator class, a binary generatorinterface class, a binary generator class, a binary generator styleinterface class, a binary generator style inner class of the binarygenerator class, a runtime generator interface class, a runtimegenerator class, a runtime generator style interface class, and aruntime generator style inner class of the runtime generator class, andtheir relationships including: the generator class being derived fromthe generator interface class, the generator class implementing thegenerator interface class methods, the generator class having a memberreference to a parser class comprised in the compiler compilermanagement, the generator class having a data member of languagetokenizer set enumerated type which is a member of the compiler compilermanagement, the generator class owning an instance of a shared pointerto the runtime generator class and an instance of a shared pointer tothe binary generator class, the binary generator class being derivedfrom the binary generator interface class, the binary generator classhaving a member reference to the generator class, the binary generatorclass owning an instance of a shared pointer to the binary generatorstyle inner class, the binary generator style inner class of the binarygenerator class being derived from the binary generator style interfaceclass, the binary generator style inner class of the binary generatorclass being a parent class for any binary generator target languagespecific style inner class of the binary generator class, any binarygenerator target language specific style inner class of the binarygenerator class implementing the binary generator style interface classmethods, the runtime generator class being derived from the runtimegenerator interface class, the runtime generator class having a memberreference to the generator class, the runtime generator class owning aninstance of a shared pointer to the runtime generator style inner class,the runtime generator style inner class of the runtime generator classbeing derived from the runtime generator style interface class, theruntime generator style inner class of the runtime generator class beinga parent class for any runtime generator target language specific styleinner class of the runtime generator class, and any runtime generatortarget language specific style inner class of the runtime generatorclass implementing the runtime generator style interface class methods,a compiler compiler source grammar definition language, and a compilercompiler parsing model, wherein the compiler compiler executable programperforms an operation selected from the group consisting of: calling acompiler compiler parser that performs a compilation from source textaccording to the compiler compiler source grammar definition language tothe compiler compiler runtime, calling the compiler compiler generator,the compiler compiler generator performing formal de-compilation fromthe compiler compiler runtime into source text according to the compilercompiler source grammar definition language, calling the compilercompiler generator, the compiler compiler generator performing a formalconversion of the compiler compiler runtime into the compiler compilerbinary, calling the compiler compiler generator, the compiler compilergenerator performing formal de-compilation from compiler compiler binaryinto source text according to the compiler compiler source grammardefinition language, calling the compiler compiler generator, thecompiler compiler generator performing formal de-compilation from thecompiler compiler binary into the compiler compiler runtime, calling thecompiler compiler generator, the compiler compiler generator performingtarget compiler code generation, and wherein the compiler compilerexecutable program performs compilation and de-compilation automaticallywithout any additional code implementation processing target languagegrammar defined in the compiler compiler grammar source definitionlanguage source text.
 2. The compiler compiler system of claim 1, thecompiler compiler parsing model comprising a parsing logical viewcomposed of compiler compiler parsing model classes and theirrelationships; the compiler compiler parsing model classes including: acontext class, a name class, a symbol class, and a rule class; and theirrelationships including: a collection of instances of the context classrepresenting parsing results, a collection of instances of the nameclass defined in each instance of the context class, the name instancesordered by a string name corresponding to each name instance, acollection of instances of the name class defined in each of saidcontext instances, said name instances ordered by a sequential indexcorresponding to each name instance, a collection of instances of thesymbol class defined in each of said context instances, said symbolinstances ordered by a symbol ID corresponding each symbol instance, anda collection of instances of the rule class defined in each of saidsymbol instances, said rule instances ordered by a rule invocation IDcorresponding to each rule instance.
 3. The compiler compiler system ofclaim 1, the compiler compiler runtime comprising a runtime environmentcomposed of compiler compiler runtime classes and their relationships;the compiler compiler runtime classes including: a context class, a nameclass, a symbol class, and a rule class; and their relationshipsincluding: a collection of instances of the context class representingparsing results, a collection of instances of the name class defined ineach instance of the context class, the name instances ordered by astring name corresponding to each name instance, a collection ofinstances of the name class defined in each of said context instances,said name instances ordered by a sequential index corresponding to eachname instance, a collection of instances of the symbol class defined ineach of said context instances, said symbol instances ordered by asymbol ID corresponding each symbol instance, and a collection ofinstances of the rule class defined in each of said symbol instances,said rule instances ordered by a rule invocation ID corresponding toeach rule instance.
 4. The compiler compiler system of claim 1, thecompiler compiler binary comprising a binary environment in form ofcompiler compiler binary classes and their relationships the compilercompiler binary classes including a context class, a name class, asymbol class, and a rule class; and their relationships including: acollection of instances of the context class representing parsingresults, a collection of instances of the name class defined in eachinstance of the context class, the name instances ordered by a stringname corresponding to each name instance, a collection of instances ofthe name class defined in each of said context instances, said nameinstances ordered by a sequential index corresponding to each nameinstance, a collection of instances of the symbol class defined in eachof said context instances, said symbol instances ordered by a symbol IDcorresponding each symbol instance, and a collection of instances of therule class defined in each of said symbol instances, said rule instancesordered by a rule invocation ID corresponding to each rule instance. 5.The compiler compiler system of claim 1, the compilation andde-compilation phases being performed automatically and the system beingconfigured to implement any kind of semantics processing as subsequentphases based on compiler compiler binary.
 6. The compiler compilersystem of claim 1, designed to perform a whole compilation process undersupervision of the compiler compiler management with parsing results tobe represented in two interchangeable forms, namely, compiler compilerruntime and binary, both designed in accordance with the compilercompiler parsing model, the compiler compiler parsing model being commonto the compiler compiler runtime and binary.
 7. The compiler compilersystem of claim 6, wherein the compiler compiler runtime is designed toserve parsing processing during source code compilation, and thecompiler compiler binary is designed to serve as an optimized,interchangeable, and independent multiplatform data exchange protocolfor any subsequent processing.
 8. The compiler compiler system of claim3, the compiler compiler runtime defined as a syntax controlled runtimeclass designed to provide a compiler compiler runtime view of thecompiler compiler parsing model; the syntax controlled runtime classdefining a compiler compiler runtime syntax-controlled API composed ofmethods of syntax controlled runtime inner classes and theirrelationships; the compiler compiler runtime syntax-controlled APIcapable of being invoked from any generated parser.
 9. The compilercompiler system of claim 4, the compiler compiler binary defined as asyntax controlled binary class designed to provide a compiler compilerbinary view of the compiler compiler parsing model; the syntaxcontrolled binary class defining a compiler compiler binarysyntax-controlled API composed of methods of syntax controlled binaryinner classes and their relationships; the context inner class of thesyntax controlled binary class having only one data member representingmemory allocated as a standard library vector container to be used as asingle memory resource for allocating all syntax controlled binary innerclass instances and their relationships; and the compiler compilerbinary syntax-controlled API capable of being invoked from anyapplication performing semantics processing.
 10. The compiler compilersystem of claim 9, wherein the compiler compiler binary is amultiplatform data exchange protocol for any subsequent semanticsprocessing.
 11. The compiler compiler system of claim 1, wherein sourcecodes of the compiler compiler runtime, binary, generator, andmanagement are compiled into a compiler compiler foundation library thatis used by compiler compiler executable program and any other targetcompiler built by means of compiler compiler system.
 12. The compilercompiler system according to claim 1, wherein the compiler compilergenerator creates generated code for a given compiler compiler sourcegrammar definition language description and that generated code iscompiled into generated library and target compiler executable programis compiled and built with compiler compiler foundation library andgenerated library; built this way target compiler executable program hascompile and de-compile operations ready; all semantics processing can bedone as independent subsequent operations implemented using compilercompiler binary syntax-controlled API.
 13. The compiler compiler systemaccording to claim 1, wherein the compiler compiler management,generator, runtime and binary serve as a multiplatform foundation basedon compiler compiler runtime and binary transformations for researchingand developing new types of products such as binary files processing,and communication between programs running on different platforms,programs running on the same platform, programs running on differentoperating systems, programs running on the same operating system,programs built using different programming languages, and programs builtusing the same programming language.
 14. The compiler compiler systemaccording to claim 1, wherein the compiler compiler management,generator, runtime and binary serve as a multiplatform foundation basedon compiler compiler runtime and binary transformations for researchingand developing new types of products including obfuscation, securityprotection, content management, and any other formal compiler compilerbinary transformations implemented for particular cases.
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Thecompiler compiler system according to claim 1, wherein the compilercompiler management, generator, runtime and binary serve as amultiplatform foundation for researching and developing new types ofproducts based on binary files processing when existing binary fileformats representing documents, audio, and video are transformed in formof compiler compiler source grammar definition language binary fileformat specification; followed by implementation of binary fileconvertor from its binary content into compiler compiler runtime havingcompiler compiler binary created by formal compiler compiler phase. 16.A compiler compiler method comprising: providing a non-transitorycomputer readable medium including a compiler compiler executableprogram comprising a source code for a main routine that accepts acommon set of program arguments specifying compile/de-compile modesinteracting with the compiler compiler runtime, the compiler compilerbinary, and the compiler compiler generator by means of the compilercompiler management, a compiler compiler management comprising amanagement environment composed of compiler compiler management classesand their relationships; the compiler compiler management classesincluding: a logger class, a run interface class, a shell class, a shellcommand enumerated type, a key words container class, a name vectorcontainer inner class of the key words container class, a parser class,a compiler class, an action inner class of the compiler class, a compileaction inner class of the compiler class, a de-compile action innerclass of the compiler class, a parser interface class, a typedef tag, atokenizer class, a line reader class, a file line reader class, a stringline reader class, a language class, a token name container class, atoken name map container inner class of the token name container class,a language interface class, a language tokenizer set enumerated type, atokens class, a name to index map container inner class of the tokensclass, a token vector container inner class of the tokens class, a tokeninterface class, a token class, and their relationships including: theshell class, the compiler class, and the action inner class of thecompiler class being derived from the run interface class, the shellclass allocating an instance of the logger class, having a data memberof the shell command enumerated type, and allocating a vector of sharedpointers to instances of the compiler class, the compiler class having amember reference to the shell class, allocating an instance of theparser class, and allocating a shared pointer to the action inner classof the compiler class, the compile action inner class of the compilerclass and the de-compile action inner class of the compiler class beingderived from the action inner class of the compiler class, the namevector container inner class of the key words container class beingdefined as a vector of strings, the key words container class allocatingthe name vector container inner class of the key words container classfor grammar terminals and non-terminals, the parser class being derivedfrom the parser interface class, the parser class having memberreferences to the logger class and to the key words container class, theparser class having data members of the tag type representing currentcontext and grammar axiom, the parser class having Boolean flags as datamembers, the parser class allocating instances of the syntax controlledruntime class, the syntax controlled binary class, the tokenizer class,and a generator class, the generator class being a member of thecompiler compiler generator, the tokenizer class having memberreferences to the logger class, the key words container class, and theparser class, the tokenizer class allocating instances of the token namecontainer class, the line reader class, and the language class, the linereader class being a base class for derived classes including a fileline reader class and a string line reader class, the language classbeing the base class for any target language specific derived classes,the token name container class having an instance of the token name mapcontainer inner class of the token name container class, the languageclass being derived from the language interface class, the languageclass having a member reference to the tokenizer class, the languageclass having a data member of the language tokenizer set enumeratedtype, the language class allocating instances of the tokens class forgrammar tokens, key words, and non-terminals, the tokens classallocating an instance of the name to index map container inner class ofthe tokens class and the token vector container inner class of thetokens class, the name to index map container inner class of the tokensclass being implemented as a map from a string representing a token nameto an integer representing a token index in the token vector containerinner class of the tokens class, the token vector container inner classof the tokens class being implemented as a vector of shared pointers toinstances of the token class the token class being derived from thetoken interface class, the token class having a data member pointer toan instance of the tokenizer class, the token class having as a datamember an integer representing a token id, the token class having as adata member a string representing a token name and a token value, andthe token class being the base class to language specific tokens, acompiler compiler runtime, a compiler compiler binary, a compilercompiler generator comprising a generator environment composed ofcompiler compiler generator classes and their relationships; thecompiler compiler generator classes including: a generator interfaceclass, a generator class, a binary generator interface class, a binarygenerator class, a binary generator style interface class, a binarygenerator style inner class of the binary generator class, a runtimegenerator interface class, a runtime generator class, a runtimegenerator style interface class, a runtime generator style inner classof the runtime generator class, and their relationships including: thegenerator class being derived from the generator interface class, thegenerator class implementing the generator interface class methods, thegenerator class having a member reference to a parser class comprised inthe compiler compiler management, the generator class having a datamember of language tokenizer set enumerated type which is a member ofthe compiler compiler management, the generator class owning an instanceof a shared pointer to the runtime generator class and an instance of ashared pointer to the binary generator class, the binary generator classbeing derived from the binary generator interface class, the binarygenerator class having a member reference to the generator class, thebinary generator class owning an instance of a shared pointer to thebinary generator style inner class, the binary generator style innerclass of the binary generator class being derived from the binarygenerator style interface class, the binary generator style inner classof the binary generator class being a parent class for any binarygenerator target language specific style inner class of the binarygenerator class, any binary generator target language specific styleinner class of the binary generator class implementing the binarygenerator style interface class methods, the runtime generator classbeing derived from the runtime generator interface class, the runtimegenerator class having a member reference to the generator class, theruntime generator class owning an instance of a shared pointer to theruntime generator style inner class, the runtime generator style innerclass of the runtime generator class being derived from the runtimegenerator style interface class, the runtime generator style inner classof the runtime generator class being a parent class for any runtimegenerator target language specific style inner class of the runtimegenerator class, and any runtime generator target language specificstyle inner class of the runtime generator class implementing theruntime generator style interface class methods, a compiler compilersource grammar definition language, and a compiler compiler parsingmodel, and executing the compiler compiler executable program to performan operation selected from the group consisting of: calling a compilercompiler parser that performs a compilation from source text accordingto the compiler compiler source grammar definition language to thecompiler compiler runtime, calling the compiler compiler generator, thecompiler compiler generator performing formal de-compilation from thecompiler compiler runtime into source text according to the compilercompiler source grammar definition language, calling the compilercompiler generator, the compiler compiler generator performing a formalconversion of the compiler compiler runtime into the compiler compilerbinary, calling the compiler compiler generator, the compiler compilergenerator performing formal de-compilation from compiler compiler binaryinto source text according to the compiler compiler source grammardefinition language, calling the compiler compiler generator, thecompiler compiler generator performing formal de-compilation from thecompiler compiler binary into the compiler compiler runtime, calling thecompiler compiler generator, the compiler compiler generator performingtarget compiler code generation, wherein the compiler compilerexecutable program performs compilation and de-compilation automaticallywithout any additional code implementation processing target languagegrammar defined in the compiler compiler grammar source definitionlanguage source text.
 17. A method of securely transmitting datacomprising performing the compiler compiler method of claim 16 andfurther comprising: providing a computer to read the non-transitorycomputer readable medium, using the computer to represent a datastructure in the compiler compiler source grammar definition language;using the computer to execute the compiler compiler executable programto create a data compiler executable program linked from compiledcompiler compiler executable program text, the compiler compilerfoundation library, and a data compiler generated library created as aresult of compilation of the data structure represented in the compilercompiler source grammar definition language by executing the compilercompiler executable program; using the computer to execute the datacompiler executable program to convert the data into a data compilercompiler runtime; using the computer to execute a transformationalgorithm to convert the data compiler compiler runtime into atransformed data compiler compiler runtime based on the compilercompiler runtime syntax-controlled API; using the computer to executethe data compiler executable program to convert the transformed datacompiler compiler runtime into a transformed data compiler compilerbinary; using the computer to execute a transformation algorithm toconvert the transformed data compiler compiler binary into secondarytransformed data compiler compiler binary based on the compiler compilerbinary syntax-controlled API; using the computer to transmit thesecondary transformed data compiler compiler binary to a receivingcomputer; using the receiving computer to execute a backwardtransformation algorithm to convert the secondary transformed datacompiler compiler binary back to the transformed data compiler compilerbinary; using the receiving computer to execute the compiler compilerexecutable program to convert the transformed data compiler compilerbinary into the transformed data compiler compiler runtime; using thereceiving computer to execute a backward transformation algorithm toconvert the transformed data compiler compiler runtime back to the datacompiler compiler runtime; using the receiving computer to execute thecompiler compiler executable program to convert the data compilercompiler runtime into the data compiler compiler binary; and using thereceiving computer to perform subsequent semantics processing of thedata compiler compiler binary based on compiler compiler binarysyntax-controlled API.